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losses through class Of men doing bust
ness under the name Of advertising
agents" Those entcrprising u experts
are in the habit Of receiving ADVERTISE
menta at a price best known to them
selves, and paying, or agreeing to pay,
the publisher OF a newspaper, thousands
Of iniles distant, another. and then, to
add insult TO injury, after n waste of
many postage stamps, and much time
consumed in writing them, they send
along check for half the amount, often
forgetting to remit the balance. In sd-
dition to this tritling inaccuracy in
promptncss, they charge 25 per cent.
commission on the small amount they do
forward, leaving them much the greater
portion Of the principal We have no
agents and do not wish any.
Mos. evoty city and town has its
eranks, its fools and its queer creatures"
says the Sacramento Star. "One exists
in Sacramento in the shape OF an old
man who persists in carrying an uuioaded
musket on bis should wherever he goes;
in fact, he eats, sleeps and drinks with
the musket by his side" We are con.
siderably 10 advance OF Sacramento in
this respect. We not only have cranks
but fools aud queer creatures also. Some
of them carry loaded pistols and if any
shooting is to be done they will do it.
around the corner. They not only eat
and drink with their big dragon strapped
On them, but do not undress when they
90 to bed. They are easily distinguished
from the peaceablo citizens.
We have received, written expressly
for the RECORD" "a thrilling romance, in
which Inagni6cently furnished parlors,
cherry clipped maideps, with little
snowy hands, carefully curled nous.
taches and greasy wig-wams, wizen-faced
squaws and buckskin clad mountaineers,
are int-rmipgled in reckless confusion,
with here aud 'there lap.dogs end griz-
zlies keeping each other company. The
author is ad'iued to swallow pound Of
EPSON salta and whale fish being good
for the brain.
rh.r. i No. cor,t, in ,hs Stat. ~ !
rro.,roo. e. ,r,;. H. I;noo,, a..
rho nson,a II "a .on,ho,n n.,. IS .hs
county should not miss the opportunity
Of exhibiting at the State Fair and
carrying of the 500 offered by President
powning for the best exhibit. They can
10 ii il they will only try.
Sine tho oons;o,;,n ~ w,.o, and
yohn.o, ths C,.v;nosr ,nurdsrsr, Ia,,;,
Clevinger has been released from Gus
tody and has been taken in charge b,
the county until her condition, which a
present is delicate, will permit her re
noval to Missouri, where she has rela
tives living
| The town Is overrrn with "tin.horn'
musicians. They not only make Rom,
howl" in the daytime, but kick up sucl
racket at night that it il hard matte
Tor peaceable citizens to get q wink o
| s,eep Move ont OF town bova Any
"Ae ~ ' ~ " 'A' WV
~
Mr.. I. D. Davis departed last Satur
day evening, by private conveyance, TO
Salt Lake City, where he was summone
considered danyeronslv IN has reoovere
: aud il bsvon., danoer A sneedv reoov
erv il hoped for
~ "s.e ".s'",0"'a 'ass eeA :" :
! down. The mine is being thorough
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ga red noss," says q noted physician,
sis one of the signs of insanity" 1t is
infrequently sign Of an insane desire
for something to drink.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned hiss commenced an action IN
the District Court Of tho State Of Nevada 10
and for the County OF Lincoln, In which action
the undersigned 10 Plaintiff Hnd g. B. Barton,
Peunsyl7anis Mine and Mining Company ana
the Klingensmith Mine, ere Defendants. when
action 10 brought 70 enforce tentn favor OF
Plaintiff and against said Defendants, upon the
following described properly and premises
situated in Pennsy lvsntA Mining District, ABOUT
IS miles south OF FanAGa, Lincoln County,
State Of Nevada, to-wtt- The property known
a. the Klingensmith Nine in said district, CEN
tstnIng 1900 linear feet u mining ground along
the course Of the vein d 9aid ledge, together
with so fset OF surface GROUND Oh either size
from the centre for working purposes. said
lien is for the sum Of Nine Hundred aud sixty
(S960) Dollars u. y uold Coin and Ia CLAIMED
under and ty virtue Of an act Of the Legis'a-
ture Of the State Of Nevada, untitled An Act 70
secure liens Mech auics and others, and to repeal
all other scts In relation thereto. approved
March o. 1875. Now, therefots. all persons
having, holding or claiming kens upon said
prsmIses, under the provisions Of said act, are
hereby notihed to be- and appear before sale
Court on the 18th day Of Augusts 4. D. lss1, q
10 o'clock A. n. and then aud there exhipit
theis said LENA and proof thsrsof.
o. W. RoEDEN.
LaenheAder.
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world. The advantage OF increased size
OF the bottles will be greatly appreciated
BY the sick and afil cted, in every town
and village in civilized countries.
Sample bottles for 10 cents remain the
same size.
For that very painful affection, in
growing toenail, the simplest measure Of
relief which has bsen advocated is the
application Of tannin. One who has had
many yoars' experience with it uses
concentrated solution ian ounce Of per-
fsctly fresh fannie acid dissolved with
six drains Of pure water, with gentle
heat and has the soft parts around the
nail painted twice dsy. Two cases re.
Gently had no paio or iameness after the
first application, and went about their
work immediately. which they could not
do before. After about three weeks q
this treatment the nail had grown to its
proper length and breadth, and the cure
was complete. No other treatment Of
any kind was used, though formerly he
introduced lint under the ingrowing edge
in such cases.
The Onondaga mine is still impr5ying.
In the bottom Of the WINE, large kid
neys OF ore wero encountered, averaging
ono to two tons each. The strike was un.
expected. ~ the ore chamber had been
cut through and left 70 one side. The
intention Of the company being 10 run a
drift from the bottom Of the winze to tap
the main ore body. The ore struck as.
says very high sud contains large per-
osntage Of lead. The owners Of the
mine are indefatigable workers and will,
we hope, drop on to = bonanza ere long.
A cup OF coffee Is sure barometer, II
you allow the sugar to drop 10 the bot.
tom Of cup and watch the bubble arise
without disturbing the coffee. II the
bubbles will collect in the middle the
weather will be fre. If they adhere to
the cup. forming a ring, it will be rainy;
aud il the bubbles separate. without as.
suming any 6xed position, changeable
weather may be expected. Try it.
This continued dry and pleasant
weather is not only unusual, bat really
unhealthy. We have an abundant sup
ply Of water, but the want Of rain to lay
the dust and prevent it filing the eyer
aud closging the lungs Of people, is gen
orally telt. A good rain would doubt
less be acceptable TO nearly every on,
and prove beneficial to the camp.
Why is it that Young fellow aud hi
girl can sit in the parlor until after mid
night without making noise enough 70
the old folks to hear them through tn
partition, but can not sit in compan.
Ave minutes without annoying the Who'll
house with their Cycling and talk! Gu
broksn.hearted friend might be able Il
tell 10.
We hear il remarked, almost ever!
day, that times are improving in Phoebe
but we fear 1.-THE wish Is father to tn
thought" - there are fewer men CT
gagged in our mines now than at an
previous time for months. We believ
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NEVADA STATE FAIR.

At a meeting Of the Board Of Agricul-
ture. held in Reno on the 9th inst, to ar
range for the State Fair. the price Of
single season tickets was placed at SIS;
family tickets $40.
1t was ordered that there be district
pacing race for $3.50.
Secretary Stoddard read a communica.
ton from the Washington GARDEN oa.
trich farm near Los Angeles, CAL, an
nouncing that the owner would exhibit
several ostriches.
President Powning notified the meet
ing that he would offer reward of 800
for the best exhibit in any department.
The Central Pacific, Carson / Colorado
and Virginia d Truckee railroad com.
papies will transport oil animals exhibits
ed at the State Fair over their roads free
OF charge. Freight being paid on them
to the Fair will be returned upon re-
shipment by the same owner AID sxhi.
bitiou Of certificate Of Secretary that the
same has been exhibited.
~
The town was awakened Thursday
night by the ringing Of the fire bells. 1t
proved to be fire in Louis Klein's old
stable, now occupied by Stein. Through
carslessnsss the hay was set on fire and
timely discovery prevented large blaze.
The fire department responded promptly
to the call. No damage done.
The Nesbitt Brothers are ia receipt Of
fresh supply Of goods. They do not
sell any shelf.worn goods and parties
purchasing goods from them will always
get the best.
The photographers have split blankets.
Mr.. schuman will pay Panaca visit and
Mr.. Bruner will recuperate in town for a
few days.
Miss Teresa Eisenmann departed on
Monday for Reno where she goes to at
tenk Bishop Whitaker's school.
Ed. L. Robertson. manager Of several
mines 10 Patterson, came to town during
the week on business.
Where can you buy nicer meat than
yon can get at the Peoples Meat Market!
Boscovitch, the jack Of clubs, spent q
few days among us drumming up trade
Freight teams are arriving constantly,
loaded with freight for our merchants.
Flour is the scarcest article in town
1t cannot be had for love Or money.
Don't forget to attend the Sheriifs sal
on the 10th Of September.
The nights are cool and pleasant; tn
days are scorohsrs.
The public schools will open on tn
9th Of September.
The streets arc sadly in need z
cleaning.
Latest silver quotation 80 90.
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,SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE 10
tine County Of Lincoln. State OF Nevada, aad to
me directed and delivered. for judgment and
decree OF sale rendered Ia ssll Court, on the
10th day Of August. A. ID. 1887, In favor Of
Joseph Poujads and against &, r. Barton, for
the ann OF twenty-five Hundred and forty
nine l9-lO0 tS2li9 l9.iu0i Dollars, debt, TO-
esther with Forty-one tsiil Dollars. tax costs.
and all accruirg costs and interest, have
levied On tine following property, tc-wit;
posscssory claim to SIXTY acres OF land In
Pennsylvania Mining District. about AZ miles
southeriy from tue town Of Ploclo, In the
snrveyed by u, 8. Ciapp, County Surveyor,
July ~. 1884. aud recorded in the County
Records Of surveys, Book B. August 9 1884, bJ
rtqaest of said X, 8. Cispp. being thst land
whsreon sre situated the Quartz Mill, Boarding
House, Shops. Offices aud three Springs Of
water. with al the improvements thereon and
all the water and other rights appsrtsinins
thereto. Also the whole Of the property known
~ the klingensnith mine, ladgs, lode. clsirn
or mining grouud, soIsistiug OF twelve hun
dred fi2OGl feet along tho ledge or lode and
three hundred 1901 teet on each side thereof. In
aioresA,d mining district. with all the ores and
minersla therein mud thereon.
Notice IA hereby given that on
Friday, tho ana day Of September.
A. D. 1887, at "a O'Clock NJ, Of said day, will
sell al the right, title and interest OF said @
II. Barton. in and 70 the above described prop
erty, 1t thu front door Of tho Court Houss. in
plsche, Lincoln County. State Of Nevada, II
Public Auction, for Cash 10 hand to tue highest
and best bidder, 10 satisfy said execution and
ED. TURNER. Sheriff.
By 3. D. Smith, Dspu.y Sheriff. ausiStd
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STATE UNIVERSITY NOTICE.

The Nevada State University will be
re-opened at Reno. Nevada, September
9Th, 1887, Prof. lie Roy D. Brown,
President, with full corps Of instruc-
tors. There will be Normal Depart
ment for the instruction Of Teachers,
and an Academic Course. Tuition free
to Nevada Students. Easy terms to
those from abroad. Ample accommo-
dations can DO had in Reno. For
further particulars inquire Of the I'M
deraigned.
G. G. STEVENSON. J Board
j. Nj. DORMER, OF
W. Q. DoyEY, Regents.
Carson City. New, July 10Th. 1887.
Impromtu.
Backward. turn backward, o time in
thy flight; rake up suicide Just for the
n::ssht. I am SO weary OF news that ia
stale, writing up Migrants and drunkards
ia isil; writing Up people that buy up
some ground, writing that JEFF should
put cows iu the pound; weary Of chasing
till worn are my shoes; rake up some
news. mother-rake up some news.
Backward, turn backward. o tide Of the
years. take me again to the time when
the beers, frothy and foamipg, were
drank by the pail, and people got full
and were run off to jail. Let's have Q
murder, or shooting or worse, let's have
a scandal or thrilling divorce; to work or
paper would give you the blues; rake
up some news, mother, rake up somt
news. Bedrock Democrat.
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The guinea hen never lays golden
egg.--B,ston Bulletin.
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NOTICE.

AL PARTIES HAVING LEGITIMATE
"A claims against the late Chss. Z. 4sysre
vii please present itsmined accouuts - -
undefsigneA within 60 days from thu dase. N
'sss' j, IIsHNNANu.
b. q. CLARK.
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~ tl'--sa 0c per n.
|sSt.ssWAX- lihljc q lb.
(,,SS,N's--C California, in bags, a}t0ic' Lima
49, isc higher.
Eth the shuok, new, 5oci old, b'c,
nv "a White, in -Hchr of ~ IDS ou'
meal, iu sacks of ~ lbs b5c
,TteNe'E IS ~ per H.
,.ts,t-Crcnm. 1iJll'c per NJ; ha,f cream,
hi. SKINNED, zoe per ih,
u4s n barrels, 81 10; half barrel a. 3D.
Fl1ss--pull al WGsc.
hi Local mills quote IN carload OTIS
tP,.'ehl g. ~ second patent Y! ~
r,.,s+ VI, family - On, low grades 81 ~
s,eo' mills quote; First patent ~ ~
$50 paIen 50, extra family, 81 A. CONF
altT NSy Texas prairie, s. per ton.
A@,hN9 dry hint over ~ lbsu l0ci No
30 uadly damaged and bull hides, ga
'ai, Keen sailed, &c; No. ,, Sc; No. green
MI '1e'' 1000 No. ?, be sheep skins lVa
SII Half bols, 1850.
Ar,,--acg3i, c per n
OIAbss sacks, 2sS30c "a bushel.
sNslNSa- lrsh, 81 OV9l % per Oushel
NHlf Ss214 per N.
NC per bushel.
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Those who suffer from ieyerish and
dry skin, aud whose compleXions are
sallow, are the victims OF derange-
ment of the liver. Morris CascArine
will speedily remove these disorders
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should. al.
ways be used for children teething. II soolnes
the child, softens the gnms silays all pains
larrhBA
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NV lVNN VTTT To- T T T T NJ
Future. opened dull hutc.o-DJ steady and
/ to point, higher
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

Futures opened steady ana closed steady
TO % points higher,
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL"

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Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
nr. Linderman . Raro coins,

WASHINGTON. June 50 Mr.. Kim.
ball, Director Of the Mint, has written
Q letter to the United States District At
torney at New York, in regard to the
recent seizure of certain United States
coins wh. Oh had been offered for sale by
the heirs Of the late DR.. Linderman, for.
merly Director Of the Mint. He ex-
plains that the coins are experimental
pieces, such as are usually taken In
making the drst impressions Of q SO
lected design, and which the law re
quires to be destroyed as soon as the
pui :, ose Of their manufacture has been
subserved. Tro coins In question. hA
says, undoubtedly came into DR.. Lin.
derman's possession in his official ca.
pscity, and were inadvertently offered
for sale by his heirs without any inttn
tion Of wrong doing. They will be re
moved to the custody OF the Mint
authorities.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
The Wide Awake,

The July Wide Awake has an inter.
esting srticle on what eort OF boy
George Washington was, with an other
hatchet story as goodies the cherry tree
story-snd more human.
Charles Esbert Craddock's story be
gun in the June number hAlts at coon
hunt. Tho Utner story -telleIs stop to
take breath as they can.
There Is more Of what goes on inside
OF q bank, q peep ct the Harvard An
mex, boy misses his Fourth of July
and picture story of an I'm ais and theil
animal friends.
Wide Awake is as bright and ful
and solid and good as ever. e240 g
year; but there isn't q boy or girl thel
can e get 1t for work.
Send five cents for sample copy to
D. Lothrop Company, Boston; and
there will come with 1t primer atoul
the other Lothrop mage zines.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
sREvITiEs.

xhs sheapest hss house In the CITY
Rumford Bros AOA Market street,
Salt oystsrs, ciams and crabs st Ainrcov's.
Devird crabs 81 Ainscow's.
Clam soup at Ainscow's.
Clam cnowder Ut Ainscows.
salt oysters at Ainsoowb
snapper soup At Ainssows.
Little Neck clams at Ainecovs,
Turtle and clam soup st fuIlmer's.
Meals nom 70 midnight 1t Fuilmsrs.
keast dinners speciality 1t Fullmsr,s.
Broiled spring chicken ct TuiImsf's.
Devfled and slowed crabs At Fullmsr,s.
Ice cold salt oysters ct Fulimer's,
FYisd oystsrsst Fullmsr's.
fsnnsd and slowed oysters ct Fullmer's
Try Bushs seai , yeu WIN IKE n
% not talk lcud, drss. loud, NOR cot loud.
~ Bush's coal you will surety uks n
". J. Kimpls, grocer. md and Jussissn.
Aillard .. Dsvis'. isWslss, =. ma stresi
Ofty Laundry. Sixth and Nhiplsy ssrssi
me 10 X xinss, - HaArs. 10 4 Ysuzss
,. Koop Smith, druggist, .Ssh sad Kins.
American Laundry, Goa Wsst Front street.
Gall and sse the famous oil stove st
Fiokele stove store.
.YsrEsf's, Ale Shiplsy street., IL the lssdina
place fof p1cture frames In this city.
window screens and door screens made at
Ysrgsfs, lls Shiplsy street.
Call and ese the Uaisy oil stove at Piokels'
stove store, 7 East Fourth street.
Soft she'll crabs resolved daily at Harper
Bro. - II East Fourth street.
Best family four kso per Dbl. st Kembls's
Second and Justison sts.
Call aud ses the quick meal Gasoline
stoves at PickelC stove store, East Fourth
street.
Murphey 1 Son, 800 shiplsy street, tsss
the lea In nrse GLASS furniture in this city
OAll and examine our stock.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
The Fourth ~ Newark.

The Good Tsmplars Of Newark, Dsl.,
Will hol6 . Temperance tuoilee In Don
neiPs woods, on New London avenue,
just outside OF Newark, on July 4th.
All Good Templsr Lodges within q n
dius OF fifteen miles are invited to be
present on this occasion, as we'll % al
olereymen and their several conarega
tions In the neighborhood particularly
Refreshments Of al kinds ON grounds
for sale. There will be speaking morn
Ing. afternoon and night. Rev. jas
Vallandigham, D. D., III. D., Of Now
ark, and Rev. L. W. Lsynsld, Of 81
Georges. will address ths audiencs II
the morning. Rev. T. ID. Terry, for
merly Of ths New Castle N. 4 church
but nov Of Dover, Del. will lecture Il
the afternoon, and Rev. Geors,
L. Hardssty, Of Ma9nolia, Dsis
ysrs, in the evening: Rsya. Q. v
Knowles, James Umbsrger, 0sove.
Porter, james Malone, DR.. J. A. Oaid
well. james Price. Joseph Dare ant
0'fsrs so.na s'' .o ss s% 70 .; %nsn
Newark and return 10 cents, from New
port end retarn IS cents, from Stanton
- cents trip tickets from DslaWArl
Oify 70 Newask and retusn will bs al
tho rate Of oents . mile. This rAtl
has also been hxed ON the Newark and
Pomeroy Railroad. Thus 70 10 . dis
tAnce OF 10 miles ard return would b,
bot 20 cents. All trains met ct tn,
lower depot By hacks, which will con
vsy passengers to the picnio gEoun d.
for 10 cents. Three trains each way Il
and from Newark Centre.
Newark.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Base Ball.

The following games were played
yesterday:
Detroit-Detroit.s s.; Philadelphia, Z.
Brooklvn-BrLoklyn 6; Athletic. 4.
New York-Metropolitsn, 10; Bslti
more, z.
Pittsbure-Pittsburg, 6; Washing
| ton, Z. Ten innings.
Oleve,ard-Cleveland, 0; Cincin
natl, 8
St LnuIs-St Louis, 16; Louisville, 10
Standardization, 8; Reading. II.
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Al
leptown 8
jersey City-Jersey City, 10; Scrau
ton. 12
Pbiladelphia-Young America, g.
Staten Island, 18.
Johnatown-Johnstown, 10; Wilkes
Sa IRE, 8.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Young Terreli's Suicide.

BALTIMORE, June 20 The young man
who jumped from the ferryboat on North
river last night is supposed to be Walter
L. Terrell, aged twenty three years, OF
this city His father, George W. Terrell,
was seen at his residence at an early
hour this morning. He feared his son
was the person indicated in the telegram
from Jersey City, rs he has sister named
Alice, ard the initials signed to the letter
found on the boat correspond to those OF
his sons name. The father said his son
was seen in Baltimore Monday, though
he had been absent from the city for quite
q time before. Three years ago last
Thursday young Terrell was seriously in {.
jured by the discharge of pistol In his
own hands, which sent bullet through
his skull. For time his life was In dan
ger. He never afterwards regaiued his
former vigor.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Election of Omcers .

The following off ,ers have beer
,electtd by the Perpetual Loan and
Savings Asso sociatiou: President, Lss
Pasey; vice president, Thomas 8. Bel
lab; secretary and treasurer, M. L
Lchtepstain; directors for three Years
Thomas Curley, @. w. Pusey, Howard
II, Wallace; auditors, Alfred d. War
iner, Frank T. Webb. Wilmer Palmer.
The statement for the tix months end
ing June 30 shows csedits amounting to
SlGo,b29 SO; assete. $3.50 299 AZ. The
present value Of o share In the DIFF
ferent series Is: First, 1929 co; second
'sl19.43; third, Sl09 45. fourth, 500 20
fifth. 500 18; sixth, SS1 06; seventh,
S7225; eighth, S63 75; ninth, $55. 81
tenth, SIT 60; eleventh, $40 OF; twelfth,
SS2 76; thirteenth. $25 "a; fourteenth,
SlS 50; fifteenth, $i2 AZ; sixteenth, Sc 10
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Tho New M usicai Club.

The new musical and dramatic asso
citation had ns Of ting Tuesday evening
ard despite the exceedingly warn
weather Al members ate ndeo the re-
bearsal. 1t was resolved to call them
selves the Choral Club, OF WilminSto ton
The rehearsal was the last of the sea
ton, and they adjourned subject to tht
call of the President As 1t 10 uncer
tain what night will be selected by The
Tuesday Club for rehearsal in the fall
the Choral Club cannot at present sett {
on q night, bat 1t is likely to be either
Monday or Tuesday. All merab abers
having books belonging to the Cho al
Club are requested to1eave them at the
store Of Phillips & Kane before Fri
day night next.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
biography OF Beecher.

Augustus w. Smith is bout canvass.
ing our city for subscribers to the biog
raphy OF Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
being published BY u. L. Webster q
Co OF New York. 1t will be quite =
large volume, and will contain many
Of every thing OF interest pertaining to
Americas q eat pulpit orator.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
They Would Rather Go Dry.

DUBLIN. June 29.-The town OF Ban
try is suffering from drought, and the
inhabitants have great difficulty In pro
curing water. Captain Blackburne, ol
her Majesty's ship Shannon, which is
stationed in Bantry bay, offered to fur.
nish forty tons Of condensed water to re.
lieve the towns wants, but the Board ol
Poor Law Guardians met and resolved tC
decline to accept any favor from the
Shannon's captain in consequence of the
insult he had offered the inhabitants in
seizIng Mr.. Murphy's yacht for flying O
green flag on Jubilee day.